You need to realize that this is actually a $1$D array bent around a square.

Create $2$ parallel arrays. One for buttons and one for values. The button text matches the corresponding value.

At first, each element has a value of $0.$

If the game rolls a $2,$ then the player, currently in spot $0,$ moves forward $2$ spots and now is in spot $2$ and that element increments by $1.$

If the game rolls a $5,$ then the player, currently in spot $2,$ moves forward $2$ spots and now is in spot $7$ and that element increments by $1.$

Addition: Add a button that rolls the die ONCE, and the results are all updated.

Your game board should have a roll dice button so that we can see the results of each roll at our leisure.

The $100$ dice rolls $($or $50,$ if you prefer$)$ is to speed it up to see the results of your array manipulation.

Write your array contents to a text file, appending each go of the game so you have a record. See File Writing

Your game should have something happen on each die roll. It could be a color, an animation, anything.

There should be help so a user knows what is going on$.$

You need to update the array $($that is what this is all about$)$ and demonstrate that it worked.

a$)$ Create a GameBoard application that represents a game board with $16$ spots. Use

buttons to represent the $16$ spots. The application should simulate $100$ dice rolls when

the user clicks $100$ Dice Rolls and store in an array with meaningful indexes the total

number of times each spot was landed on based on the dice roll $($moving around the

board clockwise from the Start location$).$ The total count should be displayed on each

button. The application interface should look similar to the following after clicking

$100$ Dice Rolls: b$)$ Advanced. Modify the application so that spot $13$ is a $"$Go Back" location. If spot $13$ is

landed on$,$ count it as being landed on but go back to spot $5,$ count it as being landed

on and continue from spot $5.$ Also, if doubles are consecutively rolled then go back to

spot $5.$

Advanced. Add another feature. Think 'Snakes and Ladders' or 'Monopoly'.